Learn the abilities of one champion
Start with a character whose range, movement, and defense you can explain. Check out mobile buttons and target selection in accessible training. Take the list of items and skill parameters from Wild Rift: the similar name of the champion in the PC version does not confirm the same values. For the first series of matches, keep a familiar character to make it easier to spot positional errors.
Agree on a section of the map before the first battle
Look at the selected team roles and where your champion will receive resources. If two participants are expecting the same task, agree on this before the movement begins. During the game, evaluate the wave of opponents and the position of your allies. Chasing an individual enemy can leave the desired line unprotected; compare the result of a possible battle with what will happen on the map.
Leave the line with a clear purpose
Before moving, decide where you are going: to support a neighboring area, gather at an object, or return after restoration. Mark the direction with a short signal. Don't choose the long path just because a combat effect appears there. First, compare the distance, the availability of skills and the number of allies nearby. A good idea to help the team requires the right moment, not constant movement between all areas.
Separate training from the pursuit of ratings
After the match, choose one episode: lost wave, late return or exit without support. Use the next match to test this solution. Seasonal balance changes, so the list of strong champions only makes sense along with the patch number. International and Chinese Wild Rift services also require separate verification of events and accounts.
Sources and checks
Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.
